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Israel has secured a place in the Eurovision 2025 grand final, following a performance by Yuval Raphael that unfolded under heightened scrutiny and political tension. The 24-year-old singer advanced with her song New Day Will Rise, despite protests during Thursday’s dress rehearsal in Basel, Switzerland.

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The EU has accused TikTok of violating digital rules due to a lack of transparency surrounding advertisements on the Chinese-owned social media platform. The European Commission stated that TikTok "does not provide the necessary information about the content of the advertisements, the users targeted by the ads, and who paid for the advertisements."

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Israeli strikes overnight and into Sunday killed 13 people in the Gaza Strip, mostly women and children, according to local health officials.

Two of the strikes hit tents in the southern city of Khan Younis, each killing two children and their parents, according to Nasser Hospital, which received the bodies. Another five people were killed in strikes elsewhere, according to hospitals.

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German luxury car tuner MANSORY has again set eyebrows raised with its latest creation: the Elongation EVO, a radically ambitious and ultra-rare remake of the Tesla Cybertruck. With its no-holds-barred design ethic and unapologetic luxury, MANSORY has transformed Tesla’s polarizing electric truck into a vehicle that pushes the boundaries between future design and hyper-luxury construction.

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Ahead of a potential meeting with Vladimir Putin in Turkey on Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has set a firm condition, stating that he will only hold talks with the Russian president himself. Zelensky said he would travel to Turkey at the urging of US President Donald Trump.

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Citing lower UK inflation, the Bank of England has cut its main interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point. The widely anticipated move brings the main cost of borrowing in Britain to 4.25% and marks the fourth rate cut by the central bank since it began easing monetary policy in August of last year.